In Boston- On Labor Day, Join the "Invisible No More" Rally & March! The Fight for $15 Goes On!

REMINDER: This Labor Day, join hundreds of janitors, fast-food workers, homecare workers, adjunct professors, security officers along with community supporters, elected officials and labor leaders as we take the streets once again. The Fight for $15 goes on -- we are #InvisibleNoMore! On Labor Day, Join the "Invisible No More" Rally & March! The Fight for $15 Goes On! Monday, September 7th 11:00 AM gathering; Noon rally begins; March to follow @ Parkman Bandstand, Boston Common,  Tremont St, Boston, MA 02108 Take the MBTA to Boylston Street or Park Street stations! Check out the Facebook event for more information and to RSVP! Please note:   President Barack Obama is scheduled to address the annual Greater Boston Labor Council breakfast on Monday morning. As a result, parking and road access may be moderately impacted. Use of public transportation is recommended.   Rally and March speakers include: Roxana Rivera, Vice President 32BJ SEIU; Darius Cephas, McDonald's worker, National Organizing Committee of Fast Food Workers; Rev. James Flavin, Episcopal Vicar of the Central Region in the Archdiocese of Boston; State Representative Steve Ultrino, Malden; Councilor Nadeem A. Mazen, Cambridge City Council; Janitors, Airport Workers, Homecare Workers, Fast-food Workers. Save the date!  Rally to demand $15/hour, respect, and dignity for workers in Massachusetts! Tuesday, October 13th, 10:00AM @ Massachusetts State House Contact teenamarie@massjwj.net and visit massjwj.net for more info. Proposed legislation includes $15/hour wages for employees of Large Retail and Fast Food; fair scheduling; raising the tipped minimum wage; raising wages for state and contracted employees; upholding rights for pregnant workers; and an Act to Strengthen the Massachusetts Home Care program.